I think this is probably about how the situation is framed rather than the objective facts. Consider a restaurant that charges $3.50 for a cup of coffee unless

I think this is probably about how the situation is framed rather than the objective facts. Consider a restaurant that charges $3.50 for a cup of coffee unless you are a senior citizen in which case the charge is $2.50. Here are two ways that this can be framed: * Coffee: $2.50 (add $1.00 surcharge if you are young) * Coffee: $3.50 ($1.00 discount if you are a senior citizen) The objective facts are the same but our subjective feelings are different. We hate getting "charged" for things but don't mind a higher baseline price if we can get a "discount". Are you sure the core of the problem isn't just that it "feels wrong" that the chip has parts that are disabled?